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I suggest you go to court with RNG after the World Championship. This is the fun part of learning RNG.

The protagonist has a system that he can play casually. Wouldn't it be bad to persuade his teammates to join him? Isn't this harmful?

RNG has such a good reputation, and the author is not afraid of death.

If it really depends purely on talent, which position is the easiest to achieve results? Personally, I think it's support.

The names don't match, and the plot doesn't match. What are you writing about?

It's really outrageous to write about rng. None of the players who come out of rng think it's a good club. It's a contract team, it's a disgusting coach, it's disgusting players, it's disgusting players, it's disgusting the whole environment

One thing to say, even if you are taking advantage of the popularity of playing other games instead of playing LOL, you still have to understand one important point. The novel is indeed like a pig's foot, but we are here for the LOL novel. You describe playing other games too heavily and write too thinly.

An eight-chapter novel was written in a seven-minute competition. You are really awesome.

To protect everyone, I bought them all at once. When I was watching, everything was messed up at the end. It was messed up probably when the protagonist quit the rng. It was like multiple authors were writing. I can only say that you can't subscribe to them all at once. It's as uncomfortable as buying shi!

What the hell! It was clearly stated earlier that the protagonist was only able to compete on the field at the age of 17, but more than 100 chapters later, it was said that the protagonist S6 won the championship? Didn't the protagonist just start his career? What the hell, it's inexplicable